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Any ambiguities in the grammar between
Statement
s and
Declaration
s are resolved by the declarations taking precedence. Wrapping such a statement in parentheses will disambiguate it in favor of being a
Statement
.

Statements can be labeled. A label is an identifier that precedes a statement.

Any statement can be labeled, including empty statements, and so can serve as the target of a goto statement. Labeled statements can also serve as the target of a break or continue statement.

A label can appear without a following statement at the end of a block.

Labels are in a name space independent of declarations, variables, types, etc. Even so, labels cannot have the same name as local declarations. The label name space is the body of the function they appear in. Label name spaces do not nest, i.e. a label inside a block statement is accessible from outside that block.

Labels in one function cannot be referenced from another function.

A block statement is a sequence of statements enclosed by
{ }
. The statements are executed in lexical order, until the end of the block is reached or a statement transfers control elsewhere.

The expression is evaluated.

Expressions that have no effect, like
(x + x)
, are illegal as expression statements unless the are cast to
void
.